"The whole thing smells to high heaven, " said Suzy Woodford, director of Common Cause, a government watchdog group.
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The whole process within which you are engaged is beginning to smell to high heaven . . . . of ( a ) sell out.
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Appearing on CNN soon after the first missiles were launched, former Secretary of State Lawrence Eagleberger said the timing " smells to high heaven ."
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It's said the most popular guy in any town, at least a town where the football team smells to high heaven, is the backup quarterback.
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"I'm inclined to believe we are going to be bogged down in something that will smell to high heaven in a couple of months,"
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Sen . Bob Dole, the likely Republican presidential candidate, said at a campaign appearance Saturday that the White House explanation " smells to high heaven ."
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This current proposal smells to high heaven and is probably because the Blog wrote a highly critical article about one of the millionaire donors to the No campaign who has little connection to Scotland.
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The timing " smells to high heaven, " said Lawrence Eagleburger, former secretary of state in the Bush administration who said, however, that tough military action against Iraq was long overdue.
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About mid-May the nondescript, sickly sweet-scented purple blooms had fallen and been replaced by the hard, green, English-pea-sized berries which would later shrivel, turn a disgustingly mottled brown and smell to high heaven when crushed.
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Then, not long after the first missile strikes, Lawrence Eagleburger, a career foreign service officer and former secretary of state, said on CNN that he understood why attacks had to be made eventually but thought the timing " smells to high heaven ."
